Isthmian League Premier

DORKING DELIVER YET AGAIN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 April 2019

By Jim Rowe
Angels are swatted aside

TONBRIDGE: 4-4-2: Henly 7, Folkes 7, Parter 7, Theobalds 8, Miles 7, Lee 7, Small 7 (Ramadan 6 64), Stone 7, Read 7 (McKenzie 7 64), Derry 7, Turner 8 Subs not used: Smith, Adonis-Taylor, Nabbard
DORKING: 4-4-2: Huk 7, O’Sullivan 7 (Boulder 7 61) Beard 7, El-Abd 7, Philpott 7, Moore 8, Taylor 8, Briggs 7, Prior 8, Hall 8 (Richards 7 61), McShane 7 Subs not used: Buchanan, Tolfrey, McManus

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